Sentence examples for tentative escape from inspiring English sources
One tentative escape for Yorke from those questions was his 2006 album The Eraser, a twitchy, experimental, electronic collection of doomy dance tracks that grew out of his laptop, and which he put together with producer Nigel Godrich.
Khan-Din, stepping here into the role of paterfamilias, is less so: his performance feels rather tentative and can't quite escape the long shadow thrown by Puri's powerful on-screen presence.
The problematic Fourth Symphony, swivelling inconsequentially between neoclassical austerity and tentative lyricism, was written in the aftermath of the second world war and attempts to escape the gloomy mood of its times by evoking earlier happiness in Basel.
At a time of life when you are clumsy, self-conscious, and making your first tentative forays away from childhood, I knew that for an hour each day I could escape into a world of beauty, majesty, and mystery -- the world of science.
A tiny, tentative Home Office pilot project opened a few weeks ago in London to try to help trafficked women escape.
They were prepared to wander the world to escape "the beastly, tight, Sunday feeling which is so blighting in England," the atmosphere of tentative modernism that hung around benefactors like Ford Madox Hueffer and Lady Ottoline Morrell.
This problem can hardly have escaped Wittgenstein; so it seems likely that he would have regarded his proposals merely as tentative illustrations, open to supplementation and refinement.
A tentative and somewhat indistinct line to draw, but a line nonetheless; after all, if it qualifies as neither, it escapes regulation by either authority.
Captain Strauss, who escaped being run out for two when Ishant Sharma's throw missed the stumps, looked nervous and tentative as he sought to end a run of low Test scores.
